The Ming Tombs are the source area of Dongsha River, surrounded by mountains and waters, and there are many Meiyukou. Long Mai, the ancestral mountain, is crystal clear, with dragons on the left and tigers on the right, and the estuaries meet and meander, making it a treasure trove of geomantic omen. Tracing back from Wenyu River, the river relationship in this area is roughly as follows: Wenyu River-Shahe Reservoir (the confluence of North and South Shahes)-Beishahe (the source of Wenyu River North)-Dongshahe River (the tributary of Beishahe River)-Baifuquan (the historical water source of Dongshahe River, the northern starting point of Tonghui River)-Changping Waterfront Park (the ancient road of Dongshahe River, spillway)-Ming Tombs Reservoir-Dongshahe Yard (Ming Tombs District) See figure:
Jingling is the mausoleum of Zhu Zhanji, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty. The existing cultural relics in Jingling Village mainly include Longwang Temple and the prison gate of Jingu Prison. Every tomb in the Ming Tombs has the names of prison, garden and guard. The supervisor is called Jingu Supervisor, which is the place where eunuchs live, and specializes in managing the affairs such as sacrifices in the mausoleum palace, so they were all built near the mausoleum palace and later formed villages.
I went to the Ming Tombs several times during the summer vacation. On August 24th, 20021year, I went to see the Longwang Temple by bike. When I entered Jingling Village, the epidemic prevention volunteers at the entrance of the village asked me who I was looking for in the village. I said I wanted to see the Dragon King Temple. She said the Dragon King Temple was closed. I said it doesn't matter. Just from the outside. She asked me to scan the code and let it go. Good talk, but it also conforms to the epidemic prevention policy, green code. As a resident of Changping, it is also an act that needs support to understand the cultural and historical remains of Changping and establish cultural self-confidence.
Jingling is the narrowest mausoleum among the Ming Tombs, with a long strip shape. Apart from advocating frugality in Xuanzong, it is also related to the limited location of Jingling Hall. Borrow the picture of Douban netizen "Beiting Xiaobaiyang": See the picture. The dragon and tiger sand in Jingling is asymmetrical, and the dragon sand is short and high, pressing holes to the left, so the pattern of Jingling cannot be enlarged.
The flowing water of Laojuntang in front of Jingling and the river of the Ming Tombs formed a combined water pattern in front of the mausoleum. It is estimated that in the past, the valley was narrow and often flooded, so this Longwang Temple was built.
Longwang Temple's gate is closed, and the cultural relics monument in Changping District (established in 2005) and the brand of cultural relics survey in Changping District (20 13) are hung. Looking at some netizens' early visits, we can see that the Longwang Temple at that time was dilapidated and exposed in the open air, which was in danger of overturning. Now it has been decorated, and there are three main halls, which face south, climb over the hard top of the mountain and come out from the eaves in front. It is said that there are black and white murals in the temple, but unfortunately you can't see them if you can't get in. The yard is covered with bricks and covered with moss, bright and lovely. There is an old pagoda tree next to the hospital gate, which is flourishing. See figures 3, 4 and 5.
At this time, I remembered the Longwang Temple. 19 An ancient temple in Sandian that I visited when I was studying in Yongding River. There is also a lush ancient locust tree in the yard. Thanks to Master Gao of Sanjiadian Village for opening the door for us to visit and bringing us water to drink. At that time, I saw the Dragon King of the Four Seas and the God of Yongding River, as shown in Figures 6 and 7.
Photos of the fourth grade local geography study tour:
Speaking of which, by the way, I would like to thank the kind people who took care of us during the study tour in these years. At that time, Mr. Wang, who was in charge of Guandi Temple and Tiemao Temple, not only took us for an open visit, but also gave the children fruit to eat. Liuliqu Village History Museum was not officially opened at that time, but the curator Jinhua warmly received us and looked at the rear components of the Forbidden City. Mr. Zhao Changan, the non-genetic inheritor of glass technology, showed us around and introduced the glass firing. ...
In fact, folklore is an active history. These rural temple buildings preserve the history and culture of the local people. Visiting these places has nothing to do with religion/religion/belief/worship, but a kind of cultural understanding and inheritance. Without these local things, it is difficult for us to establish a complete understanding and sound cultural understanding of our country, our people and local culture. However, judging from my experience in cultural visits over the years, it seems that these relics with little cultural value, especially the temple view of Antang, have been "degraded and controlled" intentionally or unintentionally, but they can't be repaired, while local things are isolated from the people and lose the most grounded cultural vitality.
The preservation of Jingling prison is far less complete than that of Deling prison. There are two prison doors, and the paintings on the beams are faded and mottled, which is very historical. People in the village sit by to rest, chat and take care of their children. Although the cultural relics look shabby, it is a kind of luck and vitality to live with the villagers.